i'm yvonne man.e're talking about the brexit and a hard exit as we look forward to prime minister u.k.sa may's speech in the in the u.s., they had a holiday. markets were closed. european stocks were headed lower. it looks like today, they are headed that way as well. let's begin with a check on the market. dave? it is fairly ominous. we have the u.s. close and the nearest lead we have is from europe or non-europe, i guess, to really box in this caution. are is something we watching very closely. i will have more details later on. markets are bracing. theresa may is said to be ready to signal and a fit from the single market. there is the low we hit yesterday at 4 p.m. the risk for markets right now is if the tone comes off much harder that is currently projected. i'm looking at all of these forecasts. jpmorgan lowers their forecast on the pound. citigroup, sell the pound against the ruble. nomura, hard brexit equilibrium. flash crash lows. so on and so forth. a lot of them saying we could likely see

yvonne: and i'm yvonne man in hong kong.hp billiton down 0.8% in sydney after the announcement of a proposal to settle claims in 2015's fatal them collapse in brazil. the deal sets out a timeline for settling $48 billion in claims against bhp. a final deal is expected by the end of june and still needs court approval. 19 people died in brazil's worst environmental disaster. betty: american express says fourth-quarter profit fell more than 8% as expenses ballooned and more money was set aside to cover bad loans. or income was $825 million $.88 a share. the ceo warned results would be uneven after the loss of costco. it has embarked on a revamp and a cost-cutting project to fill that void. yvonne: viacom's paramount pictures has received a chinese lifeline worth as much as $1 billion. the studio reached a financing deal with shanghai film group to pay for its movie production over the next three years. the deal solved the long-term money problem for paramount, which has struggled in recent years, posting a loss of $445 million

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. let's look at the business headlines.ted health care is buying surgical care affiliates for around $2.3 billion. it is valued around $57 a share, at 17% premiums. this is giving the biggest u.s. health insurer and outpatient chain, as a ghostly health care delivery business. single care serves about run -- two former executives at heritage pharmaceuticals pleaded after an investigation into colluding. companies were named in a lawsuit filed by 20 eight states in december accusing them of conspiring to raise the prices of an antibiotic and diabetes drug. yvonne: one of 2016's biggest european hedge fund startups posted lost his. -- losses. insuffered a 5% reversal november when donald trump's surprise election victory sprint volatility. that was among a small number of hedge funds to raise money last year. prefers global. -- equities. let's bring in bill malden votto -- maldonado. global story seems to be shaky. we are seeing dollars snapping from the rally. this?o you make of all >> i think it is a short-term thing. if we

yvonne: thank you.t's continue with samsung now. before we do that, we have to look at things going on in the world. first word news. haidi: we are told managers in some part of the bank are to be identifying the bottom 20% of performers to prepare for cuts. deutsche bank has also flashed -- slashed bonuses. ratese lower interest limiting what business the big things can take on, ubs ceo expected to take on asset management this year. >> i think we could get billions and billions in money, but structurally, low rates or negative rate and consumption is also factoring how to think about on boarding. hasi: with that, petroleum reported just over $1 billion with record lng production. the australian company is forecasting 90 million barrels equivalent. the budget is cash flow neutral at $35 per barrel. a record number of those drivers, over 7 million customers signed up, topping expectations for national and international growth. netflix has expand to 30 coie global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more th

with all that in mind, yvonne? transactions to go with digital economy after betting large denomination banknotes in a bid to expose dirty money. let us go to have haslinda amin let us go to has haslinda amin. haslinda: all sorts of events, yvonne. tax rebate, discount, rewards, for those who make electronic transactions instead of cash transactions. the government says it will spend millions on the various measures. data on transactions so far suggest plastic is taking the place of currency use at a much faster pace. .igital payments jumped that is helping to boost electronic companies. e-commerce, intense technologies. 50% inve gained 20% to the last month, providing a boost for the index you are seeing right now. the companies expecting double-digit revenue growth over the next three to four years. we see growth in digital payments, but that provided, we see cyber safety becoming are cut.and charges the jury is still out. it is too early to tell. ramy: this is interesting. the money ban has impacted india's rura

yvonne: more breaking news out of taiwan.gtalking about gdp, from the previous quarter. 2.58% on year. it was quite a miss from what economists were expecting. they were expecting 2.85%. in the year, we are coming at growth for taiwan at 1.4%. arise from the prior year, but also a mess. 2.58% number, -- a good track record for 2017. the government taking some aggressive measures. there is a lot of headwinds when it comes to global trade barriers with the trump administration. the u.s. economy on solid footing, that could be a big factor for the boost at least for 2016. you can help think apple for that as well with some of the suppliers in taiwan. we are seeing a rise in gdp, but still a miss for the fourth quarter, julie. let's see how things trade. iwan close to so not much reaction from them. sophie: we are checking in on taiwanese markets when they open later, but first, let's pull of the line chart of how to cut a is doing. shares surging. they do not anticipate restructuring through a court led bankruptcy. takata underg

yvonne: is there anyone who can deliver on that? >> i think so. yvonne: who?ring the last they havetion, advocated the selling of land. i believe she was vetoes. she was the secretary of development. she understands it. she would do something about the land prices, like the present administration. the other candidate did nothing all of these years. when you do nothing, nobody accuses you of anything. what will happen, i don't know. china,turning back to you mentioned the luxury market has been doing better. what is your outlook for retail in 2017? do you think -- overall you did see a decline in leasing of your commercial properties. do you expect luxury to lead a recovery? is a narrowy sector sector. i don't know if it can lead. overall, sales have not been bad. something like 10% in the last one year. rent is always behind the sales numbers. so you can expect rent will be better later on. shanghai, our luxury shopping centers have done well. in terms of retail sales, something like 16% last year. the other places where we don't have as much luxury brands, it

yvonne: thank you. see how the asian markets are shaping up. >> asian stocks are on the backside, down about .6%. i want to look at him of the stocks we had today given that earnings we are giving desk getting this week. we had abc dropping the most since march 2011. this company makes computers and telco equipment. we are seeing both sony and m3 decline. sony tumbling as much as 4%, that is the biggest drop in three months. we had the likes of not so over in australia, resources heading for the biggest slump in three months. the company expects to book a loss after 2016. shaw and partners analyst peter luka willresults for il bring a positive outlook. it is ending there with the equity check on naver. this company listed on the cost be --kospi. it has invested in robots. spend when hundred 20,000,000,001 in that endeavor -- 120 billion yuan. yen faring in the all this? >> good especially due to the ina that it picked up december. we have the security strategist saying that the dollar-yen may fall as tr

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong.as made no secret of his opinion on china, accusing it of currency manipulation. he's not the first president to take issue with beijing on this matter. let's bring enda curran here to explain. we're talking about bill clinton during his presidency, in slapping that label on china. what is different here? >> between 1992 and 1994, the last time the u.s. did label china as a currency manipulator, it was whether or not to support chinese application for wto membership. china desperately wanted join that trading club, they had leverage. it made it easier for importers to get foreign currency. so it got to the point where the u.s. lifted that tag in december 1994 and they haven't labeled it since and the relationship progressed. betty: these proposed new tariffs on china, why might american companies not support this proposal? >> i guess it is more deeply intertwined these days. [indiscernible] there are a lot of u.s. companies working in china. exports from the u.s. to china have increase

christinia: i am yvonne man in hong kong -- yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong.ord plans investments in autonomous vehicles. the carmaker remained confident it will pay 200 billion dollars to shareholders on top of the regular first-quarter dividend. investors will be receiving a total of $.20 per share. it expects pretax profit to fall, but it will rise in 2018 as core business improves. betty: general motors profit forecast beat expectations. it expects net income between six dollars and $6.60 per share pulled byaverage bloomberg. gm will buy back that additional $5 billion in shares even as global auto sales fall. boosting earnings with new models and cost cuts. yvonne: the first indian bank to report earnings since the high-value cash than posted records. the income for the period soared 29%, beating bloomberg estimates. for a fourth day and tumbled as much as 14% as the government withdrew high denomination bills in november. let us take a look at the trading day ahead with daniel morris, senior investment strategist at b.n.p. paribas. thank you for joining

yvonne: very cool.ook at what is coming up in the next two hours. , i look forward to my digital read packet from you. rishaad: it is a shame. i have the real thing. the dow, 20,000. putting on some still are gains. powering it above the psychologically important 19,000 level. in 35 minutes, we are talking to the chief executive of qantas. then we are looking at las vegas. -- las vegas sands. a lot of gamblers have been winning. one particular woman has been walking into macau resorts and letting it fly. she kept on winning and took out a significant chunk. lucky woman. i guess the house doesn't always win in this particular case. plenty more still to come. bloomberg markets asia is next. we are counting down until the market opens in asia. china industrial production, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: 9 a.m. in singapore and midday in sydney. 8:00 in the evening on wednesday new york city. i'm rishaad lummis in hong kong. this is "bloomberg markets asia ." salamis.shaad markets in the asia-

yvonne: i am yvonne man.,akata giving up the gain on friday after the bids outnumber the cells. payairbag maker agreed to $1 billion to settle a criminal investigation linked to 17 deaths. the settlement should now remove any barriers to the compan y's sale. >> a developer looking to diversify beyond real estate. taking a $2.2is billion bet on three tech companies affiliated with chinese tech tycoon excellent empire -- leeco empire. >> a fall in nintendo shares, down 2.3%, tumbling falling the release of its latest gaming console, the switch. a higher than expected price tag of $300, making it more expensive than rival devices. they are not convinced it will replicate the success of the wii despite having wireless controls. the pound fell to its lowest level since october on reports signaleresa may will plans for a hard brexit during a speech on tuesday. of's bring in the founder javelin wealth management from singapore this morning. great to have you. what do you make of this move? it should warn that some o

yvonne: this is daybreak asia.: hundreds of millions of celebrator's are on the move. >> a greater number than ever of chinese are looking to fly the coop. around 6 million are expected to pack their bags and take off from airports like the one behind me this year. that's almost the population of denmark. be flying to countries around the world. top of the list, thailand. this is good news for china's airline. they have been raising prices and booking extra flights to make sure they have capacity. it is also good news for other nations because chinese tourists and outspend their american counterparts. expected to spend about 255 billion dollars a year on travel by 2025 compared to $137 billion in 2015. travel and tourism are key to the chinese government. they hope the yuan will continue to fly high in 2017. onnne: let's get more chinese travel plans. joining us is the cfo of the travel booking site. not makingese are the annual pilgrimage to grandma's in shanghai anymore. travelk on the leisure tour segment, espec

yvonne: thanks, kathleen.lenty of comment on brexit at dev us. -- at davos. >> if you don't already have a , youean subsidiary bank really have to work out whether you will go to dublin or paris or frankfurt, then you have to plan for the worst and hope for the best. i think it is clear that the european relationship will be status quote minus. not as good as it was. i think they can negotiate many things, but it is important for britain to step aside and renegotiate with the rest of the world their relationships on trade and financial services. since the europeans are in an election, almost to the end of the year, it is probably good for britain to do it parallel but focus at the start for the end of the year on foreign relations. >> it with be devastating. -- it would be devastating. this is not about making forecasts that some frightening, this is all based on information bank -- based on the bank of england and very clear economic forecasts. ♪ ♪ >> taking a look at live pictures out of soul -- out of seoul

flow to do not instead of blocking the entry of immigrants from seven predominantly moslem countries yvonne and lock serious than somalia yemen and libya. if if >>reporter: they're not shot at all the president's call for a ban on muslims during his campaign trail they believe he is making good on that promise they do however said they do not plan on standing by and watching it go into effect this his first week in office and aluminum executive order will affect the refugees then expected to men in announcement tomorrow the council on american as mom galatians believe immigrants will not be even more fearful that include building all wall on the mexican border in this house and the floor refugees in the country. tsk tsk tsk tsk in his settlement announcement during a visit to the department of homelands the caribbean gov. jerry brown will just the changes a washington and how california is bracing for emigration battle. grant l: in his home in the bay area which have several centuries cities which the debt undocumented immigrants he was a fortified time will for his arrest of high-profile s

yvonne:cific markets are seeing extending the global rally, and the dow topped 20,000 for the first time. president trump pushes forward for his plans with the mexican wall. net income fell 80%. >> and theresa may heads to washington, telling reporters america and britain can be the world again. yvonne:

like you're waking up from a dream that really came true in arkansas: yvonne peterson / roof blew off trailer: "you could literally watch our ceiling like it was breathing. it was going up and down," louisiana: scott franklin/lasalle parish sheriff: "the warning happened about the same time as the tornado so we had no time to prepare." missisippi: i was sleeping in my bed and just saw the roof get sucked up into the sky. weird, the wa god does things this christian university in hattiesburg was devastated by winds of up to 150 miles per hour. all these ceiling tiles were just poppin us in the head. >> britteny: and san francisco no. they just a set of vocal in this is where we saw earlier this morning or later on note and we noticed last 12 hours. ellis like possibly producing and then directly in to where things are clear up. for what to degrees biden and partly cloudy skies. temperatures getting hundred now with freezing rain floods already reported along the jersey shore here ensnarl strong wind speeds in an easter. and then turning over to steve davis and. >> steve: concussion, an

yvonne from washington, d.c. she is a democrat. caller: mr. trump is doing exactly what he said he was going to do. he said he wanted to make america great again. he meant he wanted to make america white again. he alienated our trading partners from mexico and china. brown people. he is still putting accolades on russia, a white country. i don't understand why he's doing that. then he asked the u.k. to come in. there was nopeople do over. affect andlph nader he would be president and we would see a country like social reconstruction. all his talk about 3 million voters -- this is all a setup for voter suppression. having some kind of id like a poll tax where people will pay. --s not even interested in should be people looking at this because they will be affected as well. i am a disabled person. overturned and there will be some kind of thing for them to practice that will totally cause the deaths of many people who are disabled. it is unconscionable that americans can't see through this. this is not the twilight zone. -- he trump is intent mi

tim rains and yvonne rodriguez. so many thing wrong with this i don't know where to start.is bagwell's seventh try and tim rains tenth. nothing changed over the last couple of years. their numbers didn't get any better. you are either a hall of famer or you're not. if if you have to think about it, guess what, you're not. second of all how is bagwell separate from all the steroid guys. they played in the same era and they certainly had suspicion just like those other guys. so if they get in then you have to put in barry bonds. mark mcguire and some of those other guys you can't pick and choose. 2017 class just seems like the class no one wants. it's great for those guys individually. congratulations to them. but the people who voted on these things are just awful. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much sean bell. you know what seinfeld fan jerry is struck major network deal. he's bringing his popular show comedians and cards getting coffee from crackle to netflix have you seen this one, is a un. >> it's hilarious. >> sign fell will be shooting 24 new episodes scheduled to

irst a couple from yvonne from south california. stkpwh for r: i have a question the republican there. what is it that we need to do to safe?r borders i thought we had something in place already and i don't think is doing it is the right way. guest: there's many things we keep the borders safe. when we talk about biorder we are not just talking about the southern and northern borders. 50% of people that ome in illegally don't cross a border. they come legally on a visa. the visa expires and they disappear. o any state with an international airport is a border state. we need to properly screen people and have physical walls use technology to stop oliceman from crossing our -- people from crossing the land borders but we need and entry when somebody comes into the united states and so ometric entity and exit we know when they came and who they are and we know whether or not they have left. what president trump is diagnose is reasonable and responsible in protect the american people from countries where we our hot spots for terror and

the incident happened about 2:00 in the afternoon new years yvonne huntingdon circle drive in medford. investigators say an eyewitness saw a nude man exit a jeep, walk around it, then drive away. police say the suspect matches the description after suspect in a similar incident in november in evesham. >> well, one man in custody, manhunt underway for another. that's after a shooting on the grounds after delaware elementary school. police say these two men are connected to the shooting on the property of lake park elementary, in harrington, sussex county. the 17 year old suffered minor injuries. david brown on the left was arrested short time after the gunfire. but the suspect on the right, 19 year old trequon seth remains at large. >> philadelphia sugary drink tax in effect, will fund school programs and recreation programs. cents and half per ounce. judge ruled the tax is allowed by state and federal law, but the beverage industry plans to appeal it, expected to raise about $90 million a year, for the expansion of pre k programs and renovations at parks, libraries, and community scho

alex yvonne tovel is founder and ceo of learnfest.com, acquired by northwestern mutual.ida is the ceo of the creative class group of global firm with clients like converse and starwood hotels. good to have you both. >> glad to be here. >> alexa, when we first met you, learnvest was tiny. and how long ago? >> started about seven years ago, got acquired two years ago. >> okay, in a big acquisition. you've seen it all. what's one tip you have for people? >> so, for all entrepreneurs, regardless of the industry or company, focus on marketing and customer acquisition. most importantly, your customers are your lifeblood. you want to talk to them, listen to them, understand. that is the road to better product development, and i think often as entrepreneurs, you're focused on business model, finances, how do you get the company up, technology. you have to focus on how to talk to more customers, how you're going to get this into people's hands and get their feedback. if you listen to them, what they hate what they love, you'll build a better company, and it has to be from day one

yvonne rodriguez for encoding and by the baseball writers association of america. expos. they've done the outside but 808. he spent his entire 15 year career at an mvp. the former texas ranger if i'm rodriguez was a 14 time all-star. he made the cut on his first try is the only other catcher to do that. i'm rodriguez receives a call comes a special one that was captured on camera by his family. you can see how he was overcome with emotion upon receiving the news. to basketball. russell westbrook going up against his old teammate, kevin durand and the warriors. direct sets the tone early, hall on the reverse. later in the quarter, says curry smiling. third quarter, then they're trying to come back. the thunder is down five, but durand goes on to win it easily. the houston rockets off to a strong start, first-quarter. but then the layout. 18 points in the first half. the fourth-quarter knock down and then he gets jiggy with it. rockets win at 11-92. given the best for last. after the game a woman in the crowd and handed her the game ball on the 100 birthday. he felt

i am jackie yvonne yes and now back "justice with judge jeanine."eanine: as busy as we close in on just 12 days until the inauguration of our 45th president. joining me now is my political panel are old friends chairman republican strategist david allen and making his debut tonight democratic strategist and former consultant to the department of homeland security. thanks for joining us a gentleman. i want to start with the russian hacking issue and i will start with you david on the issue of whether or not their russian hacking issue is one that has given president-elect donald trump's decision to say you know there was some russian influence over the hacking. did he make a turnaround on this and was it enough? >> judge, america and did need vladimir putin to know that hillary clinton was corrupt and lying and believed she was above the law. it didn't ultimately impact the election just as in 1960 nikita khrushchev believed he influenced the election when he held you too pilots against his power and wouldn't release him. he believed that hurt nixon.

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yvonne: china dismisses western democracy is flawed that says it is ready to work with the new administrationay will be the first foreign leader to meet the new president with trans x trade on the agenda. samsung repairs its investigation into overheating phones. sources say ill fitting batteries will be betty: blamed.

man accused of gunning down five people at the fort lauderdale airport earlier this month, asked yvonnentiago appear in federal court for his arraignment today. if convicted of murder, the 26-year-old veteran could face the death penalty. outside the federal courthouse with more, stephen. >> 26-year-old estevan santiago is in federal court behind me. he has been indicted on 22 federal accounts, including using a weapon in an international airport to to commit murder. that means he could be facing the death penalty. the alaska native and former iraqi war veteran has been facing multiple charges including killing five people inside fort lauderdale international airport on januare flew from alaska to florida, checked one bag, inside that bag was a handgun as well as ammunition, upon arrival he went to the men's room, started loading that's gone, came out, firing. he did not say a word, but he fired 15 shots, reloaded his clip, many of those killed were senior citizens on vacationo go on cruise ships, so far they have not ruled out any links to terrorism, santiago has visited g how do you c

you have yvonne miller and his son is tight end coach on the team. > this is a guy who taught extensivere joe barry because he was around the team s so much because of his son thatn he might come n. but another guy that has been around this team, greg williams.illi a former defensive coordinator from 2007. he's obviously available after the jeff fisher regime was'ed in la. very well respected but there was talk schneider did not get along, so, who knows if they'll call him in for an interview. greg contact now ski. he has a connection with scott mchugh len, the skins gm. > are there ranges to going outside or should you keep it within the family. it's still an improved team over the past several years comparedp to what we've seen before to now. what i think they're going to do i think you look at someone like a wade phillips, a name.e. maybe even a greg williams. someone who is a name. because this defense has been so bad and because jay gruden, they is kind of on him. you need something to show that itself -- ifs goin to fire these defensive coordinate os thenen it's not just on his of

. >> chris: police say an iraq war that asked yvonne santiago opened fire after retrieving a gun. >> investigators have not ruled out terrorism the asked fbi's main office in alaska said that the u.s. intelligence had infiltrated his mind and forced him to watch propaganda videos. his mental state did not meet the legal standard, and his erratic behavior was not enough for the no-fly list. he now carries charges that each carry the possibility of death. >> chris: one of the people in the room when president-elect trump was briefed to disrupt the election was reince priebus, the incoming white house chief of staff, and welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you chris. they laid out the full unclassified report to president-elect trump including you that russian president vladimir putin ordered a cyber attack to interfere with the election and eventually came to try to help donald trump. simple question: does the president-elect accept the finding and the evidence of the intelligence community q mack >> i think he accepts the findings, but here's the thing i think everybody needs

and the third inductee this year had outright shouts, yvonne rodriguez joins johnny vance is the only catcher. he was a 14 year all-star and became suddenly slim when the league tested for ped's. he was part of the successive rangers team that was accused of rampant shoes of steroids. the exit a barry bonds becomes more glaring. barry bonds received less than 54% of the votes that's up 10% from last year but well short of the needed 75%. >>> the question to all baseball fans now is how can one of the fellow faces of the area be included with the area when baseballs all-time home run leader is not. this is the hall of fame process. >> i don't know how you can look at it any other way and i can see why you would be concerned it's difficult to judge if they had not been part of the sarah >> he was a hall of famer before steroids with the basis of what he was able to do but i can understand how there was this close -- clause about integrity would say wait everyone out. but now how can they justify barry bonds. >> barry bonds was not so much, hard to get along with. in the grid example is

. >> reporter: legal secretary yvonne washington arrived at the hughes justice complex for work this morning only to find the building locked up. more than 2500 state employees got the unexpected day off after a 16-inch water main in front of the building on market street ruptured. >> it's due to -- we've had some extreme weather conditions and temperatures have been very low. >> reporter: officials say shutting down the building which houses the appellate and supreme court along with the attorney general's office was a must. >> number one, we have no fire protection. number two, we have no toilet facilities or any type of water for the building itself. >> reporter: the water main break turned area around the complex into a skating rink as a coating of ice covered the sidewalks and the street. two of mercer county's court houses nearby that depend on the water main also had to close for the day. >> we showed up for court today and the door is locked. so -- and the sign says no court. >> reporter: a little frustrating. >> very frustrating but what are you going to do. >> reporter: shu

yvonne contact opted for a white dress with pants. as you know she has her own popular clothing for women but she has stepped down from that label while all of this is going on as the family transitions. at the inaugeral the former fashion model milan melania wore a white dress. a tall skirt, long sheared sleeves and it was adorned with crystal. michelle obama, now former first lady, she wore own objection blood colored coat and a dress for the inauguration, both of them designed by jason 2000 a slick up do with studded ergs. later on in the evening she switched into some booths. meanwhile, president trump's advisor kelly and conway seemed to be the main event yesterday. she was celebrating her 50th birthday along with with trump's inauguration. ' gets a lot of flak people are saying for what she had on. a patriotic outfit a head hate and a red, white and blue coat. guess who made that coat. >> gucci, price tag, $3,600. > you can get that same outfit if you wanted. >> that's when you have a person come in and say, the look that you wa

requested after the governor through the proper channels that the federal government can provide on yvonnerce that basis. other aid can be extended through the u.s. attorney's office or other means that will ensure the people of chicago have resources to feel safe. that's what he means. part of this no american whether you live in chicago or nebraska shouldn't feel like you could want on the streets of the city, the streets of the city in this country in fear for your life. too often that is happening in chicago. [inaudible] >> nexus will hopefully get a dialog started with mayor emanuel to figure out what a password can be so that we come up with a plan that can keep people of chicago safe and help ease the problem there. >> to mexico's government has knowledge the executive order would be signed today and you feel president trump will be on the same page after they meet next week in terms of who's paying for the wall? >> i hope so. they are definitely going to have not only not dead, but the law. a lot of trade goes between the two countries. there sends security, homeland security issue

yvonne cattrall -- ivanka trump will play a larger role in the administration. >> yes. not be involved. his family business trust for his brother and his mother. the brothers will run the company. that theoretically should be a complete bright line between the organization and the president. this is the family business. they do als, the kids will go looking for them and bring them to their father. it has always been very informal. the man does not use email or any like that. you know, dinnertable conversations, part of the trump organization has been run. goingf the problem forward is still having these conversations. >> people will wonder and ask if you are. scarlet: there is more to discuss on the topic. contains to testify on his nomination to be the secretary of state in the trump administration. he has faced questions from both parties about russian hacking and the best ways to respond. >> i have not had the briefings yet. the other potential ways to respond to these types of attacks, and if sanctions are the most effective, that is what i would support. >> running

he and yvonne got at least property in washington dc. make america groovy again? alec baldwin trolling the president elect with a russian version of his signature hack. the only translation, the translation is all.native russianspeakers picking up on the botchedphrasing and tweeting this : that hat is both grammatically correct and is more about making america groovy again. the worlds are all wrong and the word for great is better translated as awesome or groovy .clayton: maybe he likes disco or something. all kinds of good intentions from him. abby: he made headlines when he said god intervened to help donald trump win the election andfranklin graham says he still needs god's help. he joins us with his message in a few minutes . clayton: president obama set to deliver his farewell address this week. what will his legacy be? we're going to debate it next . [music] hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and w

then on the yvonne that welcome there is normally the state banquet, which is a huge occasion, as your to the foreign head of state and then the foreign head of state and then the foreign head of state returns the foreign head of state returns the compliment and makes a toast to the compliment and makes a toast to the queen and one could perhaps anticipate in the case of donald trump that could be a moment of potential sensitivity or controversy. the rest of the visit is spent being hosted by the prime minister, the mayor of london, meeting various business and commerce dignitaries. it's a great occasion of spectacle. baring all that in mind, when you hear the former head of the foreign office has accused theresa may of putting the queen in i think the quote was a difficult position, do you agree, is that right, has theresa may not stitched up the queen but put her in a difficult decision? you know what, if there's anyone that can handle donald trump it's the queen! the queen has met some of the most controversial figures of the second half of the 20th century, from robert mugabe to sa